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By Dom Serafini

Recently, I reviewed the interview that former CNN personality Don Lemon did with Elon Musk of X (formerly Twitter). I viewed the whole 66 minutes of it on (…)

It seemed as though executives from RX France, the organizers of MIPTV, were relieved that the long agony of a market that started in 1963 was finally ending. At the (…)

“The London Screenings Come to MIPTV’s Rescue” read the headline of VideoAge’s March 6, 2023 Water Cooler feature. A year later it makes even more sense.

In 2025, MIP London, the (…)

The MIPTV edition of VideoAge is chock full of news and features, and even includes a guide to the 2024-2025 U.S. TV broadcast season. The Issue also previews the L.A. (…)

We miss the cinema experience! Before the pandemic, prior to the advent of streaming, preceding the endless parade of superhero movies, in the days when a movie ticket was “only” (…)

By Yuri Serafini*

The idea of broadcasting sports on streaming services, in theory at least, extracts the maximum value from willing payers. Viewers subscribe for a season, or perhaps just make (…)

Thus far, it seems like no one has a clear answer as to what an influencer actually does. However, there are a few things that we do know about them. (…)

Back again to talk about football (soccer), but this time it’s about the English clubs. On February 29, the Water Cooler reported that most of Italy’s major football Serie A (…)

On March 14, 2024, 36 film and TV executives — all NATPE veterans — met for lunch at the Wende Museum of the Cold War in Culver City, California. The (…)

By Dom Serafini

Justice Samuel Alito summarized the Social Media position before the U.S. Supreme Court (here paraphrased): “You say it’s like the Miami Herald (or any other newspaper), and the (…)